What was in the last tab? "The Mysterious Case of -1Con - Investigator 12"? I was hoping for some esoteric knowledge at the end of the ranger builds. Don't leave us hanging!
I struggle to get excited by the Ranger. Companions, as you state, are a wonderful power up with the extra HP, actions, flanking. It is just not very exciting spending your characters class feats on making their best friend better.
@@christophersteeves9435 Its pathbuilder2e. There is a web version and a mobile app. Ota great for planning builds. Its an amazing tool for preplanning builds, although I can also recommend Wanderera Guide if you want something with a more intuitive layout, but don't value the pre-planning aspect as much (Pathbuilder is usually far faster to adopt new content, although it locks a few features behind I paywall, unlike Wanderers Guide). In Wanderers Guide you can pay for better GM tools and it has amazing homebrew creation tools if you are willing to pay for it.
Absolutely! I use RedRazors' web tool, Pathbuilder: pathbuilder2e.com/ It's very easy to create custom content for, receives regular updates, and is definitely my favourite tool for creating Pathfinder 2e characters. A disclaimer in fairness however: some of the app's features are locked behind a one-time $5 purchase- it's still plenty useful without paying, but I believe all sorts of Familiars/Animal Companions/Eidolons, as well as the ability to use Variant Rules like Free Archetype are locked behind that payment.
I love the dual wielding flurry ranger builds.Take two Dogslicer and make three attacks with little MAP. With Fighter or Dualwielder Archetype you get 4 attacks per round with minimal MAP.
Firstly, love these videos, secondly, isn't using a 2 handed weapon somewhat wasting the flurry bonus? I am not 100% aware of all the feats supporting the flurry playstyle, but as far as I remember they almost all require dual wielding. Bastarg Swords also don't have agile which probably hurts too. Maybe there are some feats one could pick up through archetypes? Also, some agile d6 unarmed attack might actually do wonders for this build. Idk, just spitting out ideas. Also, your suggestion of grabbing could even still work with whether you one hand the sword, so generally, apart from my one concern, I love the build idea. Really creative yet seems very functional!
There are a lot of ways you can build Flurry! I try to go out of my way to demonstrate builds other than the obvious, and in this case I was trying to demonstrate using Flurry as a versatility tool rather than a power one- Also of note, perhaps the strongest dual wielding ability is Double Slice, which doesn't interact with Flurry at all. It cares about if your second weapon is Agile, and nothing else. Primarily, Flurry is useful for Maneuevers and taking advantage of Press actions or getting an extra attack in here or there. Unfortunately, Run was too low level to demonstrate many of these things adequately. More than anything though, thank you for your compliments! I really appreciate people enjoying my work, and seeing it provoke creativity and analysis in them brings me great joy.
@@lexchxn Those points are very fair xd. I'd be curious though how that build compares in terms of dpr (on respective levels), even though dpr of course doesn't nessesarily matter that much. Overall though, keep up the great work! I am completely serious when I say you are among my favorite pf2e channels to watch right now!
Very nice video! I think it would be awesome if you made a video where you take a couple of your builds out for combat, so as to show all the nifty tricks you've come up with!
Always thought outwit ranger with snarecrafter archetype would make a great character for any monster hunt style adventures.
Thanks for the Outwit build. I always forget it gives the bonus to animal companions too! It makes it seem so good.
What was in the last tab? "The Mysterious Case of -1Con - Investigator 12"? I was hoping for some esoteric knowledge at the end of the ranger builds. Don't leave us hanging!
I struggle to get excited by the Ranger. Companions, as you state, are a wonderful power up with the extra HP, actions, flanking.
It is just not very exciting spending your characters class feats on making their best friend better.
Hello! I am really enjoying this application youre using in this. Would you mind sharing what application it is?
@@christophersteeves9435 Its pathbuilder2e. There is a web version and a mobile app. Ota great for planning builds. Its an amazing tool for preplanning builds, although I can also recommend Wanderera Guide if you want something with a more intuitive layout, but don't value the pre-planning aspect as much (Pathbuilder is usually far faster to adopt new content, although it locks a few features behind I paywall, unlike Wanderers Guide). In Wanderers Guide you can pay for better GM tools and it has amazing homebrew creation tools if you are willing to pay for it.
Absolutely! I use RedRazors' web tool, Pathbuilder: pathbuilder2e.com/
It's very easy to create custom content for, receives regular updates, and is definitely my favourite tool for creating Pathfinder 2e characters.
A disclaimer in fairness however: some of the app's features are locked behind a one-time $5 purchase- it's still plenty useful without paying, but I believe all sorts of Familiars/Animal Companions/Eidolons, as well as the ability to use Variant Rules like Free Archetype are locked behind that payment.
@lexchxn thanks alot! I'll check it out!
I love the dual wielding flurry ranger builds.Take two Dogslicer and make three attacks with little MAP. With Fighter or Dualwielder Archetype you get 4 attacks per round with minimal MAP.
Firstly, love these videos, secondly, isn't using a 2 handed weapon somewhat wasting the flurry bonus? I am not 100% aware of all the feats supporting the flurry playstyle, but as far as I remember they almost all require dual wielding. Bastarg Swords also don't have agile which probably hurts too.
Maybe there are some feats one could pick up through archetypes? Also, some agile d6 unarmed attack might actually do wonders for this build. Idk, just spitting out ideas.
Also, your suggestion of grabbing could even still work with whether you one hand the sword, so generally, apart from my one concern, I love the build idea. Really creative yet seems very functional!
There are a lot of ways you can build Flurry! I try to go out of my way to demonstrate builds other than the obvious, and in this case I was trying to demonstrate using Flurry as a versatility tool rather than a power one-
Also of note, perhaps the strongest dual wielding ability is Double Slice, which doesn't interact with Flurry at all. It cares about if your second weapon is Agile, and nothing else. Primarily, Flurry is useful for Maneuevers and taking advantage of Press actions or getting an extra attack in here or there. Unfortunately, Run was too low level to demonstrate many of these things adequately.
More than anything though, thank you for your compliments! I really appreciate people enjoying my work, and seeing it provoke creativity and analysis in them brings me great joy.
@@lexchxn Those points are very fair xd. I'd be curious though how that build compares in terms of dpr (on respective levels), even though dpr of course doesn't nessesarily matter that much.
Overall though, keep up the great work! I am completely serious when I say you are among my favorite pf2e channels to watch right now!
Very nice video! I think it would be awesome if you made a video where you take a couple of your builds out for combat, so as to show all the nifty tricks you've come up with!
Great video, thank you for the detailed breakdown!